When did "Trump fatigue" start to become a factor for voters? (user search)
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Question: When did "Trump fatigue" or voters being tired of constant chaos become enough of an issue to effect the 2020 election?
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Trump's first 3 months in office
 
#2
Around Charlottesville
 
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Around the 2018 midterms
 
#4
2019/First impeachment
 
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March/April 2020 Covid Pandemic
 
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Summer 2020
 
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Trump fatigue was never a factor
 
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« on: November 12, 2022, 01:32:34 PM »

Very early in his presidency, since the campaign had already been exhausting and he was sucking up A LOT of oxygen in both politics and in culture more broadly. This was evidenced by low approval ratings during 2017, which actually got better in 2018 (probably due to him passing the tax bill, and also to Republicans who initially didn't particularly care for him getting used to him and realizing that he was at least useful for passing their agenda). However, it worsened again during COVID and especially when he refused to go away after losing.
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